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Pope Francis has canceled his planned July trip to Congo and South Sudan on doctors’ orders because of ongoing knee problems

A trip to the barn this spring had an unwelcome surprise.

Check out these spots around the U.S. to view fall colors if you are a leaf peeper.

Many Christians around the world flock to Jerusalem each Easter to try and relive firsthand the events written about in the Bible on what is the most important week and day on the Christian calendar.

Las Vegas is a classic U.S. travel destination. It’s vibrant, usually packed with people, larger than life, and there’s likely something to do for ANY personality type -- even if you’re not all that into gambling or drinking.

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The Duchess of Cambridge is on a two-day trip to learn about schemes fostering early years development.

Five days on the water in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument, a geological wonder filled with history.

The president warns of a "grave" threat to democracy, but Republicans say no such threat exists.

Saturday’s launch of six people to the edge of space aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard spacecraft will be the 13th human spaceflight of the year, the most ever since 1985.

UK-bound travellers must take a pre-departure test, while Omicron contacts must now self-isolate.

The train company Lumo wants to encourage greener and more affordable travel between the capitals.

Husband won’t address child with new name, pronouns. Wife contemplates divorce over his inability to accept them.

On Aug. 19, 1991, a group of top Communist Party hard-liners declared they had removed Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev from power and declared a state of emergency in the country

Paul Taylor will visit towns such as Shitterton and Cockpole Green on the 1,800-mile charity tour.

Drivers heading through London or Paris will receive a warning about clean-air fees and fines.

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody tested positive for COVID-19 and exhibiting mild symptoms, Moody announced in a Tweet Wednesday.

Service to some Midwest cities was cut in half during COVID-19

The trip to the emergency room is getting techy-er.

There seems to be a buzz in the air -- on social media and in person, more and more people are chatting about the places they’ll go, now that the COVID-19 vaccine is readily available and the world of travel is reopening to the masses.

Vice President Kamala Harris, joined in Chicago by Illinois’ top Democrats, touted efforts to expand vaccination sites in underserved communities Tuesday as the White House announced all adults in the U.S. will be eligible for vaccines by April 19 rather than May 1. Lightfoot said later that the city would meet Biden’s April 19 date but called for more vaccines to be delivered to Chicago.

Pope Francis arrives in Baghdad to begin historic first Papal trip to Iraq Pope Francis has landed in Baghdad to begin a historic four-day Papal visit to Iraq. But as COVID-19 infection rates in Iraq spike, there are fears that the trip could become a super spreader event. Chris Livesay reports

“We booked our trip a year ago. … It’s been a dream of mine to come at Christmas time,” said Lauren Bender, who visited Hollywood Studios on Tuesday with her family. “When the pandemic hit, we really weren’t sure if we were going to come. And then once we saw everything that Disney was putting into place, we felt pretty good.”

Spring break is a great time to cut loose and celebrate the end of winter. There’s a reason why destinations such as Mexico and Fort Lauderdale are so popular for spring break. If you’re going to a popular spring break destination, make your travel arrangements now, as accommodations might sell out. If you're looking to do something really different for your spring break, why not escape spring altogether with a trip to the Southern Hemisphere? From lounging on the beach to skiing to volunteering, these seven spring break ideas offer fun for people of all ages.

Candidates for the Mars One mission prepare for a one-way trip The Mars One program says it will send a colonizing team to the Red Planet in 2024. Kera Rennert talks with two astronaut hopefuls about the one-way trip they want to take.